Putney Bridge - the return: 1872 Frame:none hilarious and empowering events of

hilarious and empowering events of London's queerstory

The map was published in 24 sheets and remains the most accurate plan of London produced during the 18th century

This photograph appeared in Volume 3 of Reid's 'Views of Westminster and London'

The Prisoners' Pageant marched immediately behind the suffragette leaders and in front of the historical pageant of women

These companies then united to form the Southern Railway

Putney Bridge - the return: 1872 Frame:none hilarious and empowering events ofAn illustration of the Boat Race at Putney Bridge from 'London, a Pilgrimage' by Blanchard Jerrold and Gustave Dor, 1872. Jerrold describes the scene, with the Oxford and Cambridge rowers approaching 'amid frantic shouting, amid a snow storm of pocket handkerchiefs and delirious ravings of purple faced betting men'. The rowers are followed by a 'helter skelter' of steamers 'hidden under their human burden and gay with bunting'. On the bridge the